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  • 24. A comparison of habitual and derived optimal voice fundamental frequency values in normal young adult speakers.
    Britto AI, Doyle PC.
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  • 31. Fundamental frequency, sound pressure level and vocal dose of a vocal loading test in comparison to a real teaching situation.
    Echternach M, Nusseck M, Dippold S, Spahn C, Richter B.
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  • 33. A case report in changes in phonatory physiology following voice therapy: application of high-speed imaging.
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  • 34. The impact of extended voice use on the acoustic characteristics of phonation after training and performance of actors from the La MaMa Experimental Theater club.
    Ferrone C, Galgano J, Ramig LO.
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  • 38. The pitch rise paradigm: a new task for real-time endoscopy of non-stationary phonation.
    Rasp O, Lohscheller J, Doellinger M, Eysholdt U, Hoppe U.
    Folia Phoniatr Logop; 2006 May; 58(3):175-85. PubMed ID: 16636565
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  • 40. Investigation of voice initiation and voice offset characteristics with high-speed digital imaging.
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